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Ayrie

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A´y`rie
n.1.See Aerie.
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Ye ayrie witts, subtill, [Iudiciuous], Since that few schollers fortunes are content, Wonder not if our scene ends discontent.
"Honesty and vulgar praise": the Poet's War and the literary field by Gieskes, Edward / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
Top money of pounds 568 went to Steve Ianson, from Yorkshire, with David Ayrie, of Newcastle, second and another Yorkshire, Paul Short, third.
Booby wins the big prize by Wilkie, Silver / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
The bee settled on Fuscara's wrist, |till her coy Pulse had beat him off'; then on her hand: The ayrie Free-booter distrains First on the Violets of her Veins .
An Oxford garrison of poets in 1642 by Bruce, Donald / Contemporary Review
 
 
 
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